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women aged 18+ years). In an attempt to compensate for people over-estimating their
height and under-estimating their weight when asked their measurements, height and
weight were adjusted prior to calculating the body mass index (BMI) which was used to
define overweight and obesity (see section 13.4 on page 805 for more information).
Numbers rounded to the nearest 100 people.
Table 91: Estimated total of residents with lifestyle risk factors, 2007
Risk
factor
Smoking
Weight
(adjusted)
Diet
Mod/vig
exercise
30+
Definition* Percentage and estimated total resident
population aged 18+ years with specified risk
factor
Men Women Persons
% N % N % N
Daily or occasional smoker 33.6 34,900 29.9 30,400 31.7 65,100
Daily smoker 27.0 28,000 25.8 26,200 26.4 54,200
Low impact of quitting** 12.5 13,000 7.3 7,400 9.8 20,100
Smoke 20+ cigarettes per day 11.0 11,400 9.6 9,800 10.1 20,700
Overweight (BMI 25-29.9) 48.6 50,400 32.7 33,200 40.6 83,400
Obese (BMI 30+) 18.4 19,100 23.2 23,600 20.8 42,700
Morbidly obese (BMI 40+) 1.8 1,900 3.4 3,500 2.6 5,300
Overweight/obese (BMI 25+) 66.9 69,400 55.8 56,700 61.4 126,100
Healthy diet - no 20.8 21,600 15.0 15,200 17.8 36,500
Healthy diet - don‟t know 9.3 9,700 5.8 5,900 7.5 15,400
Healthy diet - no/don't know 30.1 31,200 20.7 21,000 25.3 51,900
5-A-DAY (50M, >35F) 6.5 6,700 1.0 1,000 3.7 7,600
*Out of all population unless otherwise specified (e.g. number smoking 20+ cigarettes daily out
of all people rather than out of smokers)
**Impact on health of quitting is fairly small, very small or no impact.
***Exercise less than five times a week means that moderate or vigorous exercise was
undertaken in sessions of 30 minutes or more during the week, but the number of sessions was
less than the national recommended guideline of at least five times a week.
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